Jennie Bond casts doubt on whether Queen will appear on balcony for Jubilee

BBC’s Future Planet: "The latest forecasts predict that it would not be safe or sustainable to defend Fairbourne beyond 2054.”The village near Barmouth is protected by a sea wall with more than £6.8million invested in sea defences by Natural Resources Wales over the past decade.But experts say climate change means flooding is inevitable and its residents will at some point be forced to abandon the village.According to NorthWalesLive, around 850 residents face being evacuated from their homes and relocated to surrounding areas, if Gwynedd Council decides to decommission the village.Sian Williams, head of operations in North Wales for NRW, added: "2054 is the tipping point when the cost-benefit no longer stacks up to maintain the flood protection systems.”Resident Stuart Eves said in January that the way villagers have been treated "borders on criminality"."To tell people that you're going to demolish their homes in 2050 and then come up with no answers of what you're going to do with the people who live there is mental cruelty, in my point of view."Every time we have a meeting with Gwynedd Council they always tell us what they've done to resolve the issue but in my view the village is no further forward than when the news broke."We need to go forward and try to get this resolved because you cannot leave this axe hanging in mid-air over the village people's heads."The 72-year-old defiantly said he and neighbours enjoy a sense of "peace, tranquillity, security and community” that money can't buy which is why so many are reluctant to leave.For more incredible stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here“It's more than just losing your home; it's losing your whole identity," he said.

On Wednesday, the hosts of “The View” discussed the leak earlier this week of actor Jesse Williams’ nude scene from the Broadway show Take Me Out.

EXCLUSIVE: Shout! Studios has acquired North American rights to Concourse Media’s drama On Sacred Ground, starring William Mapother (Lost), David Arquette (Scream franchise) and Amy Smart (Stargirl), with plans for a strategic launch of the pic across all major entertainment platforms, beginning with a theatrical day-and-date debut in the first quarter of 2023. The multi-platform entertainment distribution and production arm of Shout! Factory will also screen the film on over 1,000 college campuses, as a means of promoting its underlying message of equality and the importance of upholding indigenous rights.

Prince Charles appeared on a video call with a blank picture frame behind him. In the bizarre clip, an empty frame with a white silhouette appeared over the Prince of Wales' left shoulder as he broadcast from his Scottish home in Birkhall.

Queen remains "very much" in charge of the monarchy despite Prince Charles and Prince William stepping in at the State Opening of Parliament, insiders have claimed.The 96-year-old monarch was forced to pull out of Tuesday's (May 10) event due to mobility issues.It was the first time in 59 years that she wasn't able to give the Queen's speech, with Charles addressing Parliament in her place.Instead, the Queen watched on from Windsor while the Sovereign's Throne in the House of Lords was left symbolically empty.The strange ceremony sparked questions over whether we'd ever see the Queen at full capacity again, or whether Charles was acting as a prince regent. Speaking to The Sun, royal sources were keen to shut down these suggestions, insisting that the Queen was "very much" still in charge.

Tuesday 10 May marked the State Opening of Parliament and only the third time since her coronation that the Queen wasn’t in attendance. Previously Her Majesty, 96, missed State Openings in 1959 when she was pregnant with Prince Andrew, and in 1963 when she was pregnant with Prince Edward.This year, however, the Queen was represented by Prince Charles, with Prince William also in attendance.

Stepping up! Prince Charles filled in for his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the opening day of British Parliament — and got a taste of his future on the throne.

Great Britain’s heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and Prince William took centre stage amid the pomp and pageantry of the opening of parliament on Tuesday, replacing the 96-year-old Queen Elizabeth who missed the grand set-piece event with health issues.

The Queen's Speech, which sets out the government's agenda for the next parliamentary term, was delivered by Prince Charles today (Tuesday 10 May).

Jesse Williams sparked an internet frenzy Monday after a nude video of him in the Broadway play Take Me Out emerged online.

The government's legislative agenda for the next parliamentary session will be laid out in the Queen's Speech today. New laws around Brexit, education and levelling up are all expected to be outlined during today's State Opening of Parliament.

TalkTV star Piers Morgan has admitted he is becoming “more and more concerned about the Queen’s health."His worries come after it was announced on Monday (May 9) that Her Majesty would miss the State Opening of Parliament for the first time in nearly six decades.The Monarch, 96, continues to suffer from “episodic mobility problems”, leaving Price Charles, 73, to deliver the speech on her behalf.Presenter Piers, 57, shared his concerns about the Queen on Twitter.He tweeted: “This is not good. Getting more and more concerned about the Queen’s health.”The former Good Morning Britain host retweeted a post from ex-ITV colleague Chris Ship, which outlined what had happened.Chris shared an official statement from Buckingham Palace, which read: “The Queen continues to experience episodic mobility problems and in consultation with her doctors has reluctantly decided that she will not attend the State Opening of Parliament.“At Her Majesty’s request, and with the agreement of the relevant authorities, The Prince of Wales will read the Queen’s speech on Her Majesty’s behalf, with The Duke of Cambridge also in attendance.“The Queen has issued new Letters Patent to delegate to Counsellors of State the Royal function of State Opening of Parliament.“It means this year – for the first time – Prince Charles and Prince William (as Counsellors of State) will open this session of Parliament."For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here Piers shared the news of the Queen’s upcoming absence with his viewers on TalkTV on Monday night.He told listeners: “Incredibly, the last time she missed this ceremony was in 1963.

Queen Elizabeth II will not attend the opening of Parliament on Tuesday for the first time in nearly 60 years, as she struggles with difficulties in getting around. Buckingham Palace said in a statement Monday that the decision was made in consultation with her doctors and that the 96-year-old had "reluctantly’’ decided not to attend.  Prince Charles will read her speech, while for the first time her grandson Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, will have an official role in the event.

Prince William "will worry" about the possibility that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will attempt to steal the limelight from the Queen's upcoming Jubilee celebrations, a royal biographer has claimed.The couple recently announced they would be attending the celebrations, despite being barred from appearing on the Buckingham Palace balcony at Trooping the Colour on June 2.

Queen Elizabeth II will not attend the opening of Britain’s Parliament on Tuesday due to mobility issues, according to Buckingham Palace.

Royal role reversals. Queen Elizabeth II will not be at the opening of Parliament amid health concerns, with Prince Charles, Duchess Camilla and Prince William attending in her place.

Serena and Venus Williams hold hands while arriving at the F1 Grand Prix of Miami held at Miami International Autodrome over the weekend in Miami, Fla.

The Queen will reportedly use her Platinum Jubilee to emphasise "UK unity".

Harry's attendance at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations next month could be the cause of suspicion from his brother, a source has claimed.Harry, who will be attending with wife Meghan Markle and children Alfie and Lilbet, confirmed in recent days that the family will come to the event. But this has prompted the Duke of Cambridge to become “wary” about his brother potentially filming conversations between the pair for Netflix, with the family due to have some kind of Netflix documentary shown later this year.Although the family won't be allowed to take part in the Queen's special event on Buckingham Palace's balcony for Trooping the Colour, on Thursday, June 2, they will still be allowed to take part in many other events.And, according to a source who told the Sun, his mere presence could widen divisions within the royal family.

Prince William is reportedly worried that his brother, 37, will use conversations that they have at the Platinum Jubilee as material for Netflix shows. According to The Sun, a source said the Duke of Cambridge, 39, is "wary" of Prince Harry's decision to attend Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's 70th anniversary celebrations with his wife Meghan Markle, 40, and their two children Archie, three, and 11 month old Lilibet.

Prince Andrew and the Sussexes were axed from Buckingham Palace balcony for the Queen’s Jubilee amid concerns that the crowd may boo them, Royal insiders have claimed.